Back to Blog with UX Design

It’s been a very long time since I’ve created a new post… 2 years! I can’t believe!

During this time, I made a career change and became a User Experience Designer! The mindset change happened quite naturally. In fact, there are many similarities between the interior design and the UX design process, such as research, ideation, design proposals, and always having the client/user needs at the center of your design decisions. The final goal for both disciplines is to make things better, to solve users pain points and to create seamless experiences that people love.

image created with humaaans by Pablo Stanley

Anyway, I’m happy to be back and I can say that my passion for interiors and architecture has not changed at all! UX Design will just add to the list of articles I will be sharing, which I hope you will enjoy too 🙂

See you soon!

Kitchen Design…

A well-planned kitchen requires some time to think about it. Before starting the project there are many things to consider such as layout, suitable materials, proper lighting, convenient color, efficient appliances, and also ergonomics to make it comfortable and adapted to our personal needs.

I enjoy cooking a lot, so I like spacious, bright and easy kitchens. My dream Kitchen should have a large counter-top, beautiful kitchen cabinets, an spacious dining area, the best appliances, space to grow some aromatic herbs…(it is a dream kitchen!), but furthermore, it should be a place where I can relax and feel comfy to share time with family and friends.

Have a look at these five dreamy designs and tell me what you think! 😉

 Images: AD Mexico magazine, devol kitchens, bulthaup kitchens and siematic kitchens.

Interior Design Visualisation

Hello!

This is my latest work of an interior visualisation using blender and cycles.

 

I got the inspiration from a great work from expert 3d Artist Alessandro Consonni.

 

 

5 Pools to Dream About…

Mid August and very hot, as usual in this part of the globe. I want to share with you some beautiful swimming pools to ‘freshen up’ your day a bit.

These pools are situated in idyllic places and I think they have been very well designed, by considering the space and the amazing nature that surrounds the area, and by using natural materials such as wood and stone.

photos via AD Mexico , AD France .